🎭 Nahad Salihah Theater Announces a New Play in January
Nahad Salihah Theater at the Academy of Arts is set to present a new play titled “Still Remember” on Friday, January 23 at 7 PM. The performance is part of the theater’s program dedicated to contemporary artistic experiences that address deep human and existential issues.

📌 A Modern Work by Contemporary Egyptian Talent
The play is written by Mohamed Morsi, with dramaturgy and direction by Mohamed Essam. It focuses on a human and emotional perspective, moving away from the traditional stereotypes of love.

💞 Love as an Existential Choice
The play redefines love not as a fleeting emotion, but as a major human value that can cost a person dearly, yet grants them a timeless moment of truth that remains in memory for life.
The beauty of the concept lies in the idea that love can be a life-changing decision, measured not by flowers or words, but by steadfast feelings in the face of challenges.

🧠 The Play’s Core Questions: Sacrifice, Truth, and Pure Joy
The play raises powerful questions such as:

• Is love worth sacrificing for?

• Can we experience pure happiness no matter the cost?

• What does it mean to hold on to true feelings despite everything?

🔍 Additional Details Enhancing the Experience
The performance is expected to include artistic elements like lighting and music to reflect emotional intensity and inner tension, along with modern theatrical language that immerses the audience in the scene more realistically.

🎟️ Supporting New Creative Talents
This move is part of Nahad Salihah Theater’s program aimed at supporting creative talents and presenting serious theatrical works that enhance the theater’s cultural and artistic role.

🚗 Audience Convenience
The theater also announced the availability of a secure parking garage next to the venue, providing convenience for the audience and ensuring a comfortable experience.

✨ Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Play
Because “Still Remember” doesn’t just tell a love story—it offers a deep human experience that brings the audience back to a simple yet impactful question:
Do we still believe in love as a value, or has it become just a word?

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